- The online world is abuzz with the trending story of Michelle Alozie, a talented female footballer, as a picture of her socializing with the well-known Afrobeat sensation Davido takes the internet by storm.
- Undoubtedly, Alozie was among the standout performers of the Super Falcons squad in the recently concluded Women’s World Cup held in Australia/New Zealand.
- Fans swiftly crowded Alozie’s social media timeline right after she shared a picture of herself and Davido, the music star infamous for his enthralling Babymama controversies and dramatic sagas
Setting off a significant online discussion, American-born Nigerian international footballer, Michelle Alozie has stirred numerous comical comments, all stemming from a photo she shared showing her alongside the Afrobeats Superstar, Davido.
In the photo sighted on super falcon’ srar’s Twitter page, Davido comes into view, clutching a jersey that bears Alozie’s name, his fingers and hers wrapped securely around the fabric. His alternate hand finds a resting spot on her shoulder, reaching across her back as both of them break into wide grins directed towards the camera.
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The snapshots showcasing the female footballer in the company of music superstar Davido, his grip firm on Alozie’s jersey, all sparked a flurry of comical comments on the internet.
A few remarks cheekily voice apprehensions that Alozie could fall into the singer’s romantic web, considering his alleged recent escapades involving various women and his well-documented history with babymamas.
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This is coming after the Super Falcons defender teased fans about joining the ongoing Big Brother Naija All-Stars reality show.
The World Cup star expressed her curiosity about the reality show and its admission process.
On her Twitter handle, the footballer wrote, “What’s #BBNaija & how do I join?”
However, in another tweet, Michelle Alozie explained that she was “just curious” and “wouldn’t actually join” the reality show.